Trinket spotted something interesting.
A woman had climbed down towards the water. She stared at it for some time, then an unidentifiable mass of something floated up. Telekinesis, Trinket assumed.
Curious.
She walked towards the woman, dragging her doll along behind her. She stopped right next to the woman, looking up at her and the object she held. Trinket pulled her doll up and held it against her chest. She stood still, silent, staring up at the stranger.
The doll had the same black eyes as the girl. It, too, was still, until its head turned towards the stranger, staring right up into the woman's eyes. The sunlight glinted in the doll's eyes, tinging them red. An old, dried bloodstain marred the doll's otherwise perfect porcelain face. It stared at the woman through the blood, unblinking, unmoving.
Finally, Trinket spoke. "What is that?"
A woman had climbed down towards the water. She stared at it for some time, then an unidentifiable mass of something floated up. Telekinesis, Trinket assumed.
Curious.
She walked towards the woman, dragging her doll along behind her. She stopped right next to the woman, looking up at her and the object she held. Trinket pulled her doll up and held it against her chest. She stood still, silent, staring up at the stranger.
The doll had the same black eyes as the girl. It, too, was still, until its head turned towards the stranger, staring right up into the woman's eyes. The sunlight glinted in the doll's eyes, tinging them red. An old, dried bloodstain marred the doll's otherwise perfect porcelain face. It stared at the woman through the blood, unblinking, unmoving.
Finally, Trinket spoke. "What is that?"
